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LangChain 0.3.0 LangChain 0.3.0 is a popular AI framework that enables developers to build applications with large language models through enhanced ag…
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LangChain 0.3.0 LangChain 0.3.0 is a popular AI framework that enables developers to build applications with large language models through enhanced ag…
Handoffs are useful when a specialist agent needs to take over a task. They also make cost easier to hide, because the bill is spread across graph nod…
Long-running agents have a boring failure mode: they accumulate conversation until they hit the model's context window and fall over. xAI ships a fix …
If you've built even a simple AI agent, you've probably noticed that the "agent loop" itself is deceptively simple: the model gets a message, decides …
Beyond Basic LangChain You've built a simple agent. Now scale it. Production LangChain systems require: Memory management Error handling Performance o…
Про LLM-wiki здесь уже было несколько хороших статей ( 1 , 2 и 3 ), поэтому подробно останавливаться на идее Andrej Karpathy не буду. В двух словах: в…
Answer up front: A RAG pipeline architecture is a set of connected services that ingest raw documents, turn them into embeddings, store them in a vect…
TL;DR: Autonomous Agents frequently get trapped in execution loops, burning through API tokens and compute. Prompt engineering can't guarantee executi…
Why a build log (and not another tutorial) Every AI shopping tutorial shows the same thing: install the SDK, call a tool, ship. None of them show what…
When building prototypes with Generative AI, velocity is everything. Developers want to stitch together prompts, text splitters, vector stores, and mo…
LangChain agents are built on LangGraph : the model calls tools in a loop until it returns a final answer. The high-level entry point is createAgent -…
From Demo Code to a Reusable Package Article 19 used a 900-line harness_full_demo.py to demonstrate eight defense layers. That file is good for explai…
At 1 a.m., the customer group chat exploded: “Does your customer service bot have only a 7-second memory? I just gave it the order number, and the nex…
A few months back, my friend Marcus was applying for a senior backend role at a fintech company. He had five years of solid experience — distributed s…
More Tools, More Chaos After you build an Agent, the first thing you usually do is give it tools: search, code execution, database queries, API calls……
Why Your Agent's Memory Needs Security If you're building LangChain agents with persistent memory (ConversationBufferMemory, RedisChatMessageHistory, …
Where Does ReAct Hit a Wall? The previous article established ReAct's greedy strategy — each step looks at only the current state and decides the next…
Enterprise RAG — A practitioner's build log | Post 3 of 6 A retrieval pipeline has more design surface than it appears. The technology choices — vecto…
When you're plugging an LLM agent into an external API, you have three reasonable patterns: hand-rolled HTTP, AgentKit's action provider model, or Lan…
LangChain ChromaDB Metadata Priority Injection Vulnerability Summary LangChain's Chroma integration allows attackers to manipulate document retrieval …
AI agents are rapidly moving from experimental prototypes to production infrastructure. Developers are no longer just building chatbots. They’re build…
If you’ve ever watched a Claude 3.7 API call sit in a pending state for 2.1 seconds while your LangChain pipeline serializes prompts, parses outputs, …
A blog post on LangChain's site about how Madrigal Pharmaceuticals built their multi-agent AI platform caught my attention this week. Not because of t…
Say you built an AI agent and customers are starting to pay for it. Sooner or later you'll want to charge them by what they actually use, because some…
I started where a lot of us do: a LangChain RAG walkthrough. You chunk some text, embed it, retrieve top‑k chunks, and wire an LLM to answer questions…